The project, task by task.
Review the requested work and the questions still to clarify. The task list starts the conversation; your assessment still matters.
FOR HOME-SERVICE PROFESSIONALS
Understand the job
before you decide
to quote.
A homeowner’s tasks, questions and materials in one editable scope. See how clearer details can start a better conversation.
Bring your services and experience to Hometown.
Prepare your service profile and private work, request Hometown review, then explicitly publish the approved details and before/after previews. Matching, bidding, booking and payments remain unavailable.
THE DETAILS BEFORE THE BID
Less guessing.
A better conversation.
Your bid, clearly explained.
State the work, materials, exclusions and timing so a homeowner can compare what is included.
Repair and renovation work that fits.
Describe the services and areas you cover. Review opportunities against your skills, travel and capacity.
COMPARABLE DOES NOT MEAN IDENTICAL
Make the differences
easy to see.
A useful bid explains the work, the materials and the conditions. Keep those details clear when the project changes.
Bid guidance- Total and currency
- Included work
- Exclusions
- Material responsibility
- Availability
- Quote expiry
- Clarification notes
YOUR SERVICE PROFILE
Tell owners
what you do.
Describe your services and experience in your own words. Keep service categories, city and biography accurate.
Licensing, insurance and local requirements depend on the job. Confirm the relevant credentials with the owner before work begins.
PROJECTS & BOOKINGS
Keep the agreement in view.
Discuss the scope, materials and schedule before agreeing to a visit.
Project guidanceBring your skills
to the right projects.
Choose a contractor account, verify your email and prepare your service details and portfolio. Saving stays private; consent, exact Hometown review and your explicit publication are separate steps. Editing or withdrawing revokes public access. Published portfolios do not open booking or bidding.